trenches造句

You see, there are willows and trenches.

They are digging through the enemy's trenches.

From their graves in the trenches ascending.

Grandfather was in the trenches during the First War.

They dug trenches to stop the spread of forest fires.

We must dig trenches to drain the water away.

Just ring after ring of trenches and bunkers.

The defenders' artillery was posted to the rear of the main line of trenches.

Here are my tips for surviving a sleep-deprived season, Shared from the trenches.

The risk remains that both parties may retreat to their trenches while the clock ticks down.

The icy trenches rose around them, knee high, then waist high, then higher than their heads.

The way is smooth and cover plates of holes and trenches are ready.

They are also found in volcanic “back-arc” basins behind ocean trenches, where one tectonic plate is sliding beneath another.

They dug trenches, toiled in docks and railway yards or worked in arms factories for the Allies.

The trenches for cultivation can remarkably enhances the unit area output for the stem and fruit of Akebia trifoliate.

Pooled amid the system of trenches and DAMS created in Satichiwadi, rainwater soaks slowly into the ground.

Later, it turned out this was a group going to rotate those who were in the trenches the previous night.

Tractors that should now be ploughing land for sowing winter grain have been mobilised to dig trenches round fields to stop forest fires encroaching on farmland.

Life is not about climbing the mountains, nor diving deep into the trenches. It's just sleeping on your bed in a standard bed.

They dig deep, stand-up foxholes, which are safe except under direct artillery fire (and which are better than U.S. slit trenches).

In the burning village I was visible to everyone and as soon as I dove into one of the trenches, the shell exploded on the breastwork.

These tiny solar collectors would be connected with wires that form bridges over the trenches between the squares, and which buckle when the rubber is relaxed.

Behind the dangerous expanse of land, are trenches that were abandoned by the regime forces after they fled. Strewn inside are boots and green uniforms belonging to regime forces.

The oil industry has also developed remotely-operated vehicles to make trenches for seabed pipelines, which can be adapted for cutting ore, even though it may lie much deeper, at, say, 1.5km down.

There were some philosophers writing about animal rights at the time, but Bob Barker was working in the trenches, and his efforts encouraged many of us who cared about animals.

Coe has heard rumors of monkeys being trained to run into enemy trenches carrying grenades when India and Pakistan were at war, but those claims have not been proven.

There is no coaching infantry squad or platoon to master the basic essentials of fighting in trenches and forests, and no coaching to master encirclement tactics and the essentials of reconnaissance and disguise.